Big Brother Spoilers

Little happens in the Big Brother Live Eviction episodes.

You have highlights from the last few days, mostly involving the nominees lobbying to stay. There is a lot of Julie Chen talking. Yawn.

Finally, there's the live vote, but if you watch Big Brother to begin with, you generally have a good idea of how it's gonna play out. 

Anyway, Ollie and April tried to convince Michelle to give them their vote.  Michelle isn't vehemently opposed, as she wants Jerry gone.

Ollie and April really want Michelle to talk to Dan. Instead, Ollie speaks with Dan (the favorite in our eyes), but Dan isn't convinced. 

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Will the crucial Power of Veto be used to save either April or Jerry from eviction on tonight's episode of Big Brother?

The houseguests start thinking they are missing stuff and assume Dan is stealing it because he is America's Player.

Michelle, April, and Ollie are sure that he is.

Ollie tries to convince Michelle that she'll be safer if April stays in the house rather she will with Jerry. She says she knows that.

They are concerned as to what Dan Gheesling will do if he wins HOH, since nobody knows what his deal is.

How great is Dan? The element of mystery - and entertainment - surrounding him has him atop our power rankings.

Follow the jump for Big Brother spoilers - including who wins the power of veto and whether he or she elects to use it ...

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One of the reasons to watch Big Brother 10 - or any reality show - is to scream at the guy or girl you hate. The one you despise, yet can't stop watching. Basically the Spencer Pratt of your favorite show.

On Big Brother 10, that person was Jessie Godderz. 

The show has a number of vaguely unlikable contestants this season, but none can top Jessie. With him gone, someone needs to step up.

Keesha sucks, but it's not quite the same. Although this week - given the Big Brother spoilers we now know - she may be up to the task.

And don't even get us started on Libra Thompson.

Follow the jump to see who wins tonight's Power of Veto competition - and whether he or she decides to do anything with it ...

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When Jessie Godderz somehow survived another eviction ceremony last week - by unanimous vote no less - we were shocked.

We're sure we aren't the only ones. Two days later, he’s back on the block, up against hothead Memphis Garrett (pictured) ...

Sooner or later, things must have to catch up with Jessie Godderz. Right? We've seen people hang on like this before, but it seems he was living on borrowed time as soon as he walked in the Big Brother house.

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The Big Brother nominations Sunday night - Jessie and Angie - were, to say the least, a little bit surprising and frustrating to some.

Jessie Godderz? Fine, put him up and hope he seals his own fate. But Angie, though? Come on, Keesha. Angie and Keesha should be alliance members but, somehow, Keesha blames Angie for Steven's departure.

This, even after Libra admitted she wanted Steven gone. Keesha hated Libra, no? At the very least, Libra is annoying and is willing to scream in an old guy's face. So, what the heck was Keesha thinking? 

Again, Jessie Godderz is asking for it. But there is absolutely no reason Angie should be nominated, many viewers are griping.

None, yet she's the favorite to go home on Thursday (the Big Brother live eviction has been moved from Wednesday, FYI). Or is she?

Who will win this week's Power of Veto competition and what will happen at the ceremony? Well, if you want to know ahead of time, you can.

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Big Brother 10 premiered last night.

While we've already introduced fans to contestants such as Jessie Godderz, here's a look at a video summarizing various house members:

In an interview with WeLoveBigBrother.com, executive producer Allison Grodner revealed the following pieces of information about Big Brother 10, which is set to premiere on July 13...

• There will be thirteen house guests.
• They will all be complete and all be total strangers.
• The cast will be as diverse as ever; look for parents, students, blue-collar and white-collar workers.
• There will be live audiences once again for the live evictions, but it will be different from how the series did this in season one.

We know Big Brother is a monster hit and all, but we've never met anyone that actually watches it. Write in today and let us know the appeal of this long-running reality show.

With Big Brother 9 set to begin on February 12, we've uncovered a few clues and spoilers for the latest installment of this reality TV franchise. Take a look:

- The season will run for approximately three months. Because Big Brother 10 is on the slate for an early July start, there will be about a month to recover between seasons.

- As in the past, the show will air three nights a week. However, those nights have been juggled a bit for this season. Big Brother will air on Tuesdays at 9 PM ET/PT, Wednesdays at 8 PM ET/PT, and Sundays at 8 PM ET/PT.

- Due to its succes last season, the After Dark nightly feeds will be on ShoToo again this season. They'll run every night from midnight to 3 AM Eastern Time. ShoToo is Showtime's sister station.

- The theme, as anyone watching any CBS show can tell you from the promo spots, is along the lines of "dirty little secrets." There have been hints of lying and not playing fair in the spots, but there's no solid information on it right now. And is this really any different than past seasons?